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Creating SCSM tickets using SMLets and ASP.NET

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English: This is a photo of a room full of computers all showing the same windows error message at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) I was trying to figure out how we could leverage ASP.Net to create more functional forms for end user ticket creation in SCSM. Many would agree that the self service portal is a bit restricted and we needed a method for our Apps group to submit Change Requests that would comply with SOX. I found a few examples around the net regarding the power of SMLets and PowerShell and eventually found that there are classes available in .Net for leveraging this. My first major hurdle was determining why I kept getting a strange error message " Unable to access Windows PowerShell PowerShellEngine registry information. "   when trying to replicate these efforts . My errors seemed to stem from trying to use assemblies built with prior versions of the .Net library, and instead of writing a wrapper of so